There was a for years, over the years of starting this, and then our we have a for those listening, we have a 20,000 square foot facility. Right. And so what's in that facility, we have more sizable dance, and rehearsal halls. So rehearsal for theater and dance, but dance studios, we have two theater studios, we have a professional recording studio, we have an art space, it's one room for visual art, and we have private teaching about can private music teaching or so that's what's in the space. And then we have a nice little size lobby, where people can congregate and get to know each other. Yeah, we call it the new neighborhood, help people drive into their driveways in their garages, close the door, they don't even know their neighbors anymore. So we've created a space where people get to meet each other. It's there are not like scriptures on the walls. It's not an overtly religious environment at all. And that like visually, although there might be paintings or imagery or stuff that is symbolic, like right now we have a huge painting from Book of Kells on the wall, I mean, eight foot image of you remember the opening scene of book of pills with the boats and the water? Yes, yes. Okay, so we have that on the wall, you know, and that's a picture of course of St. Columba. So it's a story to tell us we give tours, you know, here's a picture and tell them who think Columbia is and the look of health. So that's our space, that's our physical space. And over the years, people would visit and go and say, Oh, I've never seen anything like this. I hadn't, right. Well, I kept kind of scratching my head. But television station did a featured story on us. And producers said the same thing. And I asked him, you know, I keep hearing that, but I'm not quite sure I understand why. And here's what he said. I think it might help. Explain it. He said, All the elements are known. But it's how you put them together that I've never seen. And I think that's explained. And so what we have is that slightly different is we have that broad range of the arts, dance, theater, visual arts, music, but we have the professional folks together in all those forms with the like children's programming and some college And so a child may be taking dance. And then they may be in a professional production. A professional music group may come in and do recording this has happened. And the artists that was here, this had her first child, and broke into tears when she found out we had diaper changing units for her, you know, in that, and then for the professional artists, we have like a nursery. And in dance, for example, if you have a female dancer and has a baby, her career's over, right. And so what we do is that they have young kids, they bring them with them, we take care of their kids and have a little program or mom or dad is in rehearsal, and their career and keep going. And then you then they see that children are valuable and, and that we've created. In fact, we've gotten a lot of attention for this, my Nana will ask us about that. And I'm able to say Christian worldview, I'm able to say, you know, isn't it interesting, that industry like dance, which is 80% women, does not consider the design of a woman. Oh, they create their environment. And so that's what we say, you know, God is designed women and men. And so we just considered God's design, in how we plan our programming. And so if you come here during the day, you'll see professional artists dancing, and music, producers recording music, and you'll see a bunch of little kids running around. And they might even like, one of the funnest things is when the kids go to see mom and dad do a little piece for rehearsal. So, you know, they come in, and everyone's like, Oh, and they pick up the babies. And of course, we lose a little rehearsal time, because you got to gotta squeeze those little days. And then the toddler sit, and they watch Mom and Dad, and they grow up with a great sense of confidence, because they're not in some isolated space away from mom and dad, you know, and they grow up with, and then they go upstairs to the art room and paint and draw. And so that kind of describes the environment of what the Culture House is. And we always say, publicly, you know, I wouldn't say the strongest language we use, specifically Christian is things like that we know that every artist or child that walks through our doors is created in the image of God, and is designed for a great purpose. And we're just privileged to be a part of see known for That's so great. You know, and so that way people know, we don't care who you are. But our approach is seeing you in a purposeful way. And wanting to see you increase your gifts and skills. So whether it's educational or in the professional,